Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15

hay lucH ucfOuI WlluOdL DdVlIg
therefor. The hay sales in this city amount
to thousands annually, and good market
should be provided, as great part of the
money is spent at home Improve the
market, il will help the boom" along.
ONE OF THE FEW.
POLICE CoURr.-In the Police Court yes
terday John Olsen, charged with petit lar
ceny, was ordered to appear again on Thurs
day. Olsen stole some tools from Captain
Foster, but has so far been able to return
all excepting few. The Captain does not
wish to prosecute Olsen, and he will proba-
bly, be discharged......" Handsome " Brady,
veteran whisky drinker who was allowed
to " go" a few days since, appeared in the
dock a2ein yesterday. :" Ninety days"
said the Court. Mrs. George Frissell was
guilty of being drunk, and will be SEN
fenced today .....Ah Sing was fined S. for
refusing to give his name to the Assessor
HAIRY Hall jailed for being drunk, was
discharges Pete CARL, charged with an
assault with deadly weapon, will be ex-
amined to-day.
PUTfNh ON ATRs.-Newcastle has for
some time been growing rapidly and en-
gazing in fruit-growing and shipping and
other enterprises to such an extent as to
keep that section prominently before the
public. Now, however, she steps forward
and proposes to assume metropolitan airs
by having a newspaper published within
her precincts. A six column four-page
weekly is to be started there in about ten
days, aud the first issue, it is said, will
propose that the town erect gas works
The paper will be called the Newcastle
NctSs, and W. B. Thorpe, recently of the
Gtata priDtinu nffipa in this nv will he
the editor.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-" Billy" En-
erson's Minstrels appear at the Metropoli-
tan Friday and Saturday nights. Emerson
never brings a weak troupe. His reputa-
ton as minstrel and manager forbids.
Emerson and Pete Mack are the end men
of the present organization. Oscar kellogg
is the basso profundo of the company and
o. H Carter and Raymond Moore tenors
J. J. Leonard, pedestal clog dancer, and
Jack Talbot, fine low-comedian, are
strong features in the combination. 1t is
safe to expect from Emersons Company a
thoroughly good performance in modern
minstrelSy.
AoQUITTAL OF Yesterday in
Department One of the Superior Court, be.
fore Judge Armstrong, John Harrison was
acquitted of burglary. He was charged
with having broken into Schaden's grocery
and having stolen a number of cigars
Chief Dillman, officer Sullivan and Others
testified for the prosecution, which wa;
conducted by District Attorney Bruner
The defendant proved an alibi, that he wa:
in Auburn and Roseville at the time of TIT
commission of the crime. The jury unGel
the circumstances rendered verdict of no
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INSTALLATION OF OFPIcERs.-Last evening
H. Meyer, D. D. G. A, assisted by th'
Grand Officers, installed the officers o
Walhalla Grove No. 6, U. A.O.D.: JIG
Sweitzer, n. A; G. H. Smith, V. A; H
Meyer, T.. NJ. Wilson, S.; ]. L. Gomez, c.
G. Borzone, /. G.; Z. Q. Naghel, V. G.; n
Macarthur, Jr., ?. A. NJ. Wilson, in behalf
of the Grove, presented the retiring n. A.
\. Macarthur, with a jewel emblematic o
the Order, in neat and appropriate ad
dress, to which the recipient feelingly re
piled. A banquet followed.
BUILDING IMPRovEMENT.-B. U. Stein
man proposes to make some fine improve
ments on his property on the south side o
J between Fourth and Fifth, forty-foo
front in the middle of the block. Ii is tC
DS Dutlt uD thO 5lOlACS WI AuAl glass;
iron columns, and in the latest style O
architecture. James Seadler is the archi
tect, and the contract has been let TO Thos
McCaffrey. An artificial stone sidewalk
will be put down in front.
Cry AUDIToRs RgpoRT.-The following
were the receipts for the week ending Sat
urday, November 18th A. J. Wilson, Gem
etery dues, SO; V. J. Gregory, waite
rates, 81 ,2l6 so; H. L. Buckley, Polio,
Court fines, 500; George A. Putnam, city
licenses, $404 l6; George A. Putnam, dos
licenses, So 81. Total receipts, s1,753 40
total disbursements, S, 29l 81 Amour
in City Treasury, 1928, 433 SIS.
ADVANCED ON THE CALENDAR-Attorney
General johnson received a telegram from
Washington last night stating that the eel
ebrated California tax cases had been ad
vanced upon the calendar of the Suprem,
Court of the United States, and the argu
ments are set for January the 9th. TIL,
Attorney-General will go east the latte
part of December.